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 Young Michigan voters are leading call to be ‘uncommitted’ to Biden
NPR · Elena Moore
“It’s hard to see excitement in a presidential candidate when you see the death and destruction,” says state Rep. Abraham Aiyash.
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 Can 3D printing help address the affordable housing crisis?
Smithsonian Magazine · Jim Morrison
The construction is faster, cleaner and cheaper, but experts acknowledge some trial and error is needed.
 The hot new luxury good for the rich: Air
newrepublic.com · Shayla Love
The wealthy have different houses, different cars and different lifestyles. These days, they also want to breathe different air.
 Riders in the smog
restofworld.org · Zuha Siddiqui, Samriddhi Sakunia and Faisal Mahmud
Rest of World equipped gig riders across South Asia with pollution monitors. The readings were off the charts.
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 A $50k CIA imposter scam went viral
kiplinger.com · Jamie Feldman
Here’s how to keep yourself safe.
 Albert Einstein College of Medicine to offer free tuition after billion-dollar gift
CNN · Eva Rothenberg and Sabrina Souza
The endowment came from a former faculty member and is the largest donation to any medical school in the U.S.
 How Black actors broke through in Hollywood
indiewire.com · Carole V. Bell
Black performers had limited opportunities in early Hollywood movies, but some still achieved, against the odds.
 ‘Life & Beth’ nails what it’s like to get a late-in-life autism diagnosis
Romper · Jen McGuire
Amy Schumer’s husband, who was diagnosed with ASD after the couple married, acted as a consultant on the episode.
 Please explain the luxury martini to me
Punch · Jaya Saxena
I had to laugh. That was honestly the only reasonable reaction to looking at the menu, and realizing I had just spent $45 on a Martini.
 Inside the underground floppy disk music scene
The Verge · Alexis Ong
Floppy disks are facing extinction, but musicians are still pumping out DIY music projects.
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